Dear Patriot,
A truck driver stopped at an I-20 truck stop in Dallas over Labor Day and saw diesel approaching $6 a gallon.
For a family filling a car, that’s painful.
For a truck carrying food across the country, it’s something else entirely.
At that price, filling a semi can cost close to $1,000. That cost doesn’t disappear when the truck leaves the station. It follows the food to the warehouse, the distribution center and eventually the grocery store.
That’s how a fuel spike becomes a higher price on the shelf.
Families are already seeing the pressure. Ground beef is up 9% from last year. Steaks have climbed 9.6%, while roasts are up 13.5%. At the same time, recalls and supply disruptions can make an ordinary grocery trip more difficult than expected.
Most households are only a few missed shopping trips away from feeling exposed.
If the trucks slow down, transportation costs keep rising or a product disappears from the shelves, the question becomes simple:
How much food do you already have at home?
My Patriot Supply was created for moments like this, not to replace your regular grocery trips, but to give your household another option when normal access to food becomes more expensive or uncertain.
Right now, you can order a 3-Month Emergency Food Kit and receive a Mega Protein Kit with real beef and chicken FREE.
The bundle includes familiar breakfasts, entrées, soups, rice, pasta, potatoes, bread, milk and more. It’s packed for long-term storage, so you can put it away and know it’s there when you need it.
